Lecturer in Astrophysics

We are particularly interested in applicants who complement and extend our current research programmes in astronomy from exoplanets and their host stars, star formation, galaxies, active galactic nuclei and cosmology. Applicants should have a strong record of research in astrophysics and some teaching experience, preferably at the undergraduate level. The applicants should possess a PhD in Astronomy.

Applications should include:
A full curriculum vitae including a list of refereed publications, key conference contributions and contact details for three referees

A further document **of not more than six pages** in total that will include:

- A list of research achievements to date (one to two pages)
- A list of their four most significant scientific publications with a summary statement of their originality and significance (one page)
- A statement of the applicant’s vision for their research at St Andrews (one to two pages)
- A statement of the applicant’s teaching philosophy (one page)
- A statement addressing past and/or potential future contributions to equality, diversity and inclusion through research, teaching and/or service.

Closing Date: 10 March 2023

Please quote ref: AC1803GB

Further Particulars: AC1803GB FPs.doc

**School of Physics & Astronomy**

**Salary: £43,414 - £53,353 per annum**

**Start Date: As soon as possible